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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
WlESCI
Poiskiej Ojczyzny
IPrMsy Pol.lxie.

Strassns moraerst,co popelniono
w Dolnem Czarzu (Nieder-
zehren) pod Garaziejami, W Prusach
Zachodnich. Niejaki Zimmerman
4 drugim DabrowSkim zamorlowali
robotnika Jankowskiego. Wszyscy
trzej byli II kwictnia IL kruszymi-
skiego, Z kt6rcgo cGrka ozenil sic
Zimmerman. WszyScy byli pod
dobr% data i pierwsi dwaj rozpo-
czeli sporz Jankowskim. thinner
mann uderzy} 60 noga cd Sto}ka,
tax re Jankowski od RAJ pad} ma
ziemie bez przytomnosci, Dabrowski
zas kopai go nogami pc hrzuchu.
Gdv .Jankowski ME dawa} znaku
zycia, przyszli ludzie i wyniesli so
do domu, gdzic "a godziny
skonaf.
Zlmmermanna a~reSztowano Ia
a nazaj utrz. Dabrowski uciek} do
Ot}owa do matki i tam go Fan
darn %arcsztowa} rano IA kwictnia.
Obudwoch okutych sprowadzono
do wiezienia do Grudziadza. Jan
kowski pozostawil zone i liczna
rodzine. Wszystko przez wddke.
Ma torze kole; %zelaznej miedzy
Jablonowem % Brodnica tax wielki
rozwina} sic ruch 20 do transportu
osob i towarow, re go sic poczatko-
wo wcale ME spodzicwano. Ma
dworcu W Brodnicy ME ma jednak
dotad zegara, ma &C sic p~owszechnie
skarza.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

"''BREEMEN~
Ne W-yoRK!
Szybha jazsia parowcarni!
@ @ Tylko 8 lni "a
Bremen a New York

Bremen a New York
Najs}awniel>zr parowcc
ALLER, TRAEE, sAALE, EMS,
ELDER, WEERA, FULDA. EI.BE.
Go sobote i Srode Z Bremen.
Co sOb0te Srode z New York.
Bremen jest miaStem barlzo
wygodnir p%o}ozoncm Ola poaroznych
i Z Bremen mozna barAzo
krotkim czasir dojcchaG do wSzy>t-
kich miaSt Niemiec, AuStrvi i
Szwa jcaryi. Szybkie parowce poi
nocno-niemieckiego Lloyda 50 bu-
dowanc Il szczcg6lnem uwzylednic-
MEM pasazer6w sredniego pok}adu
i drugiej kajuty, maja take po-
mostly i doskonaia wentylacya a
kuchnia Ola @pasazerow wyborna.
Przesz}"
100000
pasazerow ma p%arowcach nicmicc-
kiego Lloyda odby}o podr@z morsk9
b~ezpiecznir i dobrzc. Wzgledem
cen dalszych informacyj udac sic do
Oeirirlss & Co.. Gen.Agcmt,
. Bowling Grren,Nrw York.
III. ClausseEius &d'o.
General Western Agents.
= South Clark Str.
CHICAGO, ILL.
Jan Ang!ewicz. Winonn, Mum
1851.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

Z'Osia W Prusach Zachodnich
~wydalono W tych dniach do Rosyi
zyda Rubena Narolskicgo 4 IONA i
k%ilkorgiem dzieci. Narolski jest
biedny zyd i przez cafy rok broni}
sic pred wydalaniem. Zydzi oko-
liczni przyszli iego biednej rodzinie
w pomoc znacznemi skladkami.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12
Poznaii

POznaih Nauczyciel p.
X aczmnrck 2 Poznania pre-
sadxony zestat do Elbcrieldu, n PIP.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

&c PEACCIE IA WIARUS.A
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

Afry k a. Sultan czy]i
cesarz W Marokku wydaf roz-
porzadzenie zakazuJace... palic
tyfuniu i wogole wszystkiego
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1887-05-12

Pima dor osza: Prey kopa.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05
MR.. DUMBLE's ADVENTURE.

Wallace p. Reed, in Atlanta Constitution.
David Dumble, Boston, Mass, U.
S. A."
When MIR. Dumble had written this
legend on the greasy register of the
Hotel Bolivar, the leading hostelry in the
city of Guatemala, he handed the land.
lord a package of valuable papers for
safe keeping and said that he would 60
to his room at once.
Mr.. Dumble had arrived late at night,
and feeling sleepy and travel worn, was
in no mood for conversation. He felt
that after a good nights rest he would
be all the better able to look after the
interests of his firm, the big coffee house
of Bidgood & Co., of Boston.
The next morning the Bostonian was
up with the sun, but to his inexpressible
annoyance he found it somewhat difficult
to make his toilet, as his garments were
all missing.
1T is q blank. queer thing" soliio.
quized MIR. Dumble. as he lodged about
the room carefully avoiding the windows.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05
Sngacity OF a Dog.

Baltimore American: MIR. Edwin
Emory, of East Baltimore, mad an eX
pcricnce of the sagac,ty OF the dog yes
terday. On his way down South Broad
way small dog ran up 10 him, acting in
strange manner. The little fellow
jumped on hIn and licked his hands and
occasionally snapped aud whined.
Thinking OF hydrOphobia, Mr.. Emory
kicked the dog, which then ran in front
of him and, posing in begging position,
began to beat the air with his front legs.
Mr.. Emory insisted on having nothing to
do with the dog, but i repeated the act
several times. Finally, just as he was
going 10 knock the persistent little beg.
ger with sufficient yigor 10 last for all
time, Mr.. Emory discovered large PIN
sticking in the foot Of the dog, and with
humane instinct he took him in mis- arms
and pulled it out. As soon as relieved
the dog manifested his thanks by licking
MIR. Emory's hants, and then disappeared
as fast rs be could.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05
Bouianger Jealous of Gen. de Galline,

London Telegraph Paris Letter: One
hears little just now of the Marquis dc
Galliilet, the dashlng cavalry general for
whom Gambctta had such regard. Gen.
Boulanger, shortly after his arrival at the
war office, contrived to put the man on
whom so many hopes were based some
what into the background. But the
marquis is often in Paris, and may be
seen any day walking about the boule-
wards and Champs Elysees with quick,
iaunty step and hat rather out of the
horizontal position. The Marquis de
Galifet is the honorary president of the
committee of the Diner du Roi Rene"
club which includes among it's members
fifty one scons of the provincial nobility
1t was got up five years ago by the
Prince de Valori, and among the old
houses represented may be mentioned
those of Blacas, Forbin, Isnards. Riquett
de Mirabeau and Villeneuve. The bal
loting is very severe, no candidate whose
nobility does not date before 1900 having
the slightest chance of admission into
aristocratic ranks. The annual dinner
came off few evenings ago under the
presidency of Prince de Valorl at the
Grand hotel.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05
FOR SALE.

i3j acres of bottom land in N. W.
Sec. 2l-7i.4i, in Iowa. This land lays
about three miles south OF the proposed
new wagon bridge from Omaha TO Coun
ell Bluffs. Price SEQ per acre. Addrcs
+. M. BAKER,
$3.50 Hanover ST., Chicago, III.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05
Recruits for Oe Lesseps.

London Truth: The latest lions" of
Paris are nine negro chiefs with unpro-
nounceable names. They have been
brought from the African coast by an en-
terprising contractor. The object is to
show them the sights OF the French CAPT.
agreement with NJ. de Lesseps to engage
their tribes to work OH the Panama canal.
They are ali horribly tattooed and wear
ivory bracelets. They speak English.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05

DISEASE lies in ambush for the weak; a
feeble constitution is ill adapted to en-.
counter a malarious atmosphere and
sudden changes of temperature, and the
tins; Dr. j. ii. McIean's Strengthening
Cordial and Blood Purifier will give tone,
and vitality and strength to your entire
body, 81 per bottle.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05

It is reported from Iowat that ::prohibi-
tion has largely decreased crime in the
state. The Sac Sun advertises the Jail of
that county for rent, saying that it is
empty, and likely to remain SO rs long as
prohibition lasts.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05
RAND AUCTION SAL Ew TOWN. L0TSN FIRE MONT NEB
THE YE-HAWTHORNE ADDITION
Erhp lH He CONNIE
Will be offered at public auction the grounds JUNE Sth
TERMS OF SALE-One third cash. balance and two years

Or dl alamo Al ty F discount
gnGe trqeyh tngh m &TNy Edward MydJT
th dp W ~ pat @ &C mon bAh hhrrpmy
kat roads ~ Fremont hh an shape yards pa houses Then
td mp prdh lon tky mptu mr& nyp hm
ruetm tb in mdlm ar e t imm h nkv p ~ hg Ere
hpnyg ykrlb A
eknt nty max ONE ft carriage
c,appyt
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05

Professor q. ii. Palmer, Of Harvard, las
inquired into the cost of the students div
ing. The style of living there is much SIM
pier than Is pOpularly supposed. One.thlrd
OF the men who answered his inquiries spent
under 500 year, One-half under $4,000 and
three p-fOurthS under 81 200. p.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-06-05

OLD people suffer much from disorders
of the urinary organs, and are always
j. H. McLean's Liver and Kidney Balm
in banishing their troubles, 81 per bottle.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
PIE %SEOS ALI.

The Chief Clerk in the State De
partment says there ought to e ere
ated by law a retired list of diploma
lists. That is, all men in the foreign
service after they have served a
number of years ought to he re-
tired on pension, This is so. Why
not retire Mr.. Bayard now and not
wait any longer? We should be
very glad to see Mr.. Cleveland and
all his clerk retire. Bat why retire
or pension those sent abroad any
more than those in the service of the
country at home? And why retire
on pensions those who have been
fed at the public crib any more than
those who have not been fed.
Would it not be better to retire
members of Congress on full pay af-
ter six years service? And pession
all their families, kinfolks and con
nectiOns? Why not have a civil
pension list and place all evil Off
GERS on it as soon as turn,d out o.
defeated? The government starves
its servants half To death and con.
scripts and comrels them to work Oh
double time and half pay, and why
not when they are discharged. put
them on the pension rolI9s
This is great people and a great
government. We are mighty, DOW
erful and wealthy as nation. A
individuals we are rich : EXCEPT the
poor fellows who are driven and re
tanned in the service of tile govern
mcnt against their VII and il ter
est.
Ofcour.e this grand and glorious
government Of ours with its teemina
billions flowing at every mans dDol
except the poor til cials, car no
hesitate a momen: to ensiOn these
poor, afflicted, Overly >trick II off
Gals all ali their bouseh1il.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
NOT so.

he success, life and salvation Of
the Democratic party may derend
upon Grover Cleveland, ut We don't
think So; and if it do the party
had as we'll diSbaHd for it las
served out its usefulne S. No one
man or a dozen men are indispensa-
bic to the success of any party or
any government. When the llf- Of
a party or nation or an2 project
depends upon one man, its existence
hangs upon a very slender, brittle
thread. Tie Democratic party can
afford to lDse ten thousand C.eve-
land'S and still 1--we. provided it i,
true 20 principles. Tne great troub~
lie now with tie Presldy mt ant the
party now is the fat that he has 90
it into bis head that he ard his
clerks saved the party and tie coun-
try from ruin AMI destruction. 1t is
true Lamar, Bayard, Endicott & Co
voted for the nominee of the party
and that Grover Cleveland ny
chance was that nominee. But this
by 10 means is proof conclusive
mat they saved the country and tie
patty from W Waterloo defeat. Tom
Jones, Bill Smith, Noah Biggs and
Tom Manning voted for the nnni~
nees as well As Cleveland's ie ID
Gle Ks and they a. Well as his Gle rIlS
wee hu atoms of the gran and Il \
riuus DemOc:aCy,fnd were very small
atoms at mat. They all did their
duty Trey all stand on thu same
level, the, al deserve the same cred
1t. they ale all entitled to tue same
respect and rrc"Gni'!or. Aud yet
ore fourth at a>t # the patty who
el, cte,i Cleveland has been ign1re !,
ostrayi.ed aud d.-nouI ced b, him as
offensive p"rt!ssn-, uffic, :, ekcrS,
corrupt >p"l~n ell, Gro rs IN / dls>
org anlzers. Now cOnu.un sense
would suggest at this class in an,
political party can defeat that party
If not in some way cove iat,.d. In.
stead of appcssiLg these Glasses, the
Cleveland organs, e3itcd by Mug
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

"um2s, oon-partiztns and tn" pure
IN hFa7' ana the upright In stiT'' are
ben ing the m.tet powers 81 th'ir
minds to drive all men out OF tue
party who VIII not consent 10 ea'
dirt and crawl on their bellies ana
c@nt.sS themselves ahJect servants
oil the man Is the " hIte house
Offers can DO as they please 'u'
we Will see tie whoIe ere" III sNeo
before we VIII dehou"ce al" 90
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
Jubilee ate liarieStOn.

Mr.. Clevelanl's Chief Clerk in the
Interstate Department made a very
fine speech at the unwilling of the
Calhoun monument il Charleston,
) c. The Grafton was very elo-
quent, learned, strong and impress
i've. But the Clerk got of his sub
iect and switched on the ClovI nd
track, and put in some siedgeham-
mer blows for tie man in the White
House. This was wrong and con-
trary to Cievcland's declarations on
civil service reform. And besides
it did the dead statesman a very
great injustice and wrong to put him
down on level with Grover Cleve-
lanl, Or even use his name in con
nectiOn with the name Cf the IN N
in the W hite House.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
SWEET COMMUNION.

The weather is delightful, the
bir'S sing sweetly. and sll lature
seems To be aglow with beauty,
freshness, fragrance AMI loveiiness.
The trees are in full bloom and the
flowers of the woodland and field, of
the valley and hillside have filled the
air with the aromatic fragrance OF
lovely spring. The heavens above
and the earth below seem to speak
to us in tones more mellow and sweet
er than the A"Ol:an harp of God
and his angels. With the present
surroundings on this lovely spring
day we are brought in sweet CON-
munion With the spirits of those
loved ones long since departed b.
you'd the river. to land where
flowers ever bloom and angels ever
dwell. On such day and in such
q mood we live life over again. We
see ourselves in childhood, in boy
hood, in mature manhood, in old az,
stepping upoa the margin of etern-
itv, ready to mount on angels wings
and soar away where inertia eye and
intellect has never been, to be with
the spirits Of just men made perfect,
with friends, with angels with the
Triune God. Yes. life is but a span
from the cradle to the grave and a
short span at that, yet who can
n, sure. weigh, or judge it? 1t is
given, for what purpose? Who
gave it. who can take it? Angels.
sometimes visit US, sometimes de-
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

ne,1
,rnsr.
N :.h, ehow
-. o.5o-
..or .ra,-s OF.
D,,.. o-.r
10
D..,-,,;,s .,o.l.
A., ,,
..na ,sss the
..,.,,c a., po,o,-a,i. marty
C,..-rr,--,. si1 al :, tLoi-
D.,-,,;.. r.-,,
,,,i. o,{ an.
Io o., 1,ol;,r Damocratic
,l .hs R;va- and
D.a.,,-a,i, nm
Unconstitutional Rut in
,oo ..,1.l Don,a,,a,,c Fr,si
- ..,1,-a.t R,var and
.,,ooa3 ny
sHkFA md % =
w p.oa;4on, m ,his continent.
g. er,oo, ,--,,o democracy has
,,.o,oo,3 +,a pa,,hl;c,, adnicjs
.-.,,ons ro- No, mo-, inc otrthe nation
,3,+r :. ,,,u-.d Yer
3,r,n,,ho ,,ro wars ~. Democratic
marty, b,.h,op N n,wer over 500.
600 oro of naturea ort.tandioe
birds have h,eo ken, on interest at
.,.o.o or,ho noonIa while Tn,
,ro,ar - nav sa,5 bonds had h,ea
aauoa,oa f.a, ,,o,.onle to Inv iiI.
:. ~, +,oo.,-, Far v,.srs the ID.
..u d.on,o,aIthe Renuiljrau
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

r and unf"ithful that it cant be
r, Ii Il on. Al in All We think this
s ate and this county is the best
pl, &C for IN n of mod rate means
TO live in in Il e UuIor Our tOun y Is
out of dent. The pre- EFT | W will
Day all the old debts The State
debt is so small taAt our people as
rule do not know thai the State owes
a 10 lar. The t-xes tor county and
st te purposes are lower on the
hundred dollars worth of property
than any ether in the Federal com
pact. There has not been q murder
committed In tbs section since the
war. We know there is not a mrre
law abiding county under the sun.
There has not been an Indictmf n
for assault and battery from this
section in years. We think We cah
guarantee there is less drunkenness
in this section than any other place
in the St-te. 1t il rare thing II
see a drunken man in this end Of the
county. In fact outside of our on
tipathy 20 manual labor and our iunE-
dlnate love Of ease, there is Lot a
octter people on the face of the
globe We have one of the best female
and male schools here in the State,
besides free schools in every neigh>
borhOod. We have several churches
in and near the corporal. on, the Meth
odl't. the Old Iron Side Baptist, the
Preshl terrain, the Epi> copal and the
Missionary Baptist. And if these
will not satisfy the needs of any
who may come to make this section
their home for life or death, for good
or bad we will BULL at our own eA-
pense house of worship to supply
the want. This i. a plain unvarn>
! ished statement Of facts to be be-
lieved. We could 90 on and lie, and
gloss and yarnish the truth and en-
/ deavor to convince the credulous that
/ this was the flu urekjn.do III oflieav-
en- AMI right here theLOrd was cruel
fled and here he was caught up to
Heaven and assembled to the Father.
AMI that may all be so, but We don't
know It. We only tell you what we
Know. Write Us or come and see,
or send committee. Don't break
up uNtil YOU know we are in earnest
and that here is the place to locate
for life.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

tention of Republicans In office On
der q D mocratlc sdminls tration ard
the exclusion of Democrats, but we
are foolish enough not 10 believe X.
1t may be r,gLt t. demon.tz1 sill
yer u We don't te'ie { =. 1t may
b. right to ignore the rank and f!e
and workers of The Democratic party
and reward tie indel endents and
the disgruntled, sOre-hcads Of the
Re- ublIcan party, hut we don't be-
lIeve it. 1t may be Democratic to
nominate and elect Mr.. Cleveland
the second time, but we don't be-
lieye it. We NAV be wrong in all
or actions, but We don't believe i.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

mons, all for purpose, and accord
ing to Gods presrranged AMI pre-
determined will. WHO can doubt IL?
Who will2 IT. tie mind Of Gp5, we
are here. In the mid OF GoH we
are there. It is all row with him.
There isuo futdre, there is n past,
no cOodItl"rs with Hin. HIS In
mutahle will and urposeo NUT and
shall he ful.f led. His DEGREES err
fixed. HIS ri2hiCO sness il eternal
and evt rlasting. His love is un
limited and unl,ounied. His mercy
is beyond the seas, allows tn
Heavens, beneath the ealth ani fills
1nmensity it-elf. Perfect in right
"0usnes., perfect IN in lgmeht, per-
feet in 1--we, perfect in power, per
,',ct in mercy, controlling all thinga,
jirecting all things after the SUI
lrtme ceunsels OF lis own perfect
will, who but IT, ; wicked c; II fear IL
meet such Il God' Though LIE Is
short it belongs to as &; 1t is ours by
Gift. Though eternity IS never end
ing it Is ours. Oar God gave it tC
IA, 40 one can take 1t from US. Ihi'
lovely dav is ours our Father gave
it to as as an earthly inheritance
Ton orrow may never be ours, !! ut i
it shall not, then We shall he witt
mother, with father, with sistc: 8
with hro'hers, With chile, Will
friends, with angels, with God.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06
CLEVELAND

We feel that we know if
the mani, ulators and ringmasters
should succeed in renominating
Grover Clev,l land for a second term,
the rank and Ale o: the party
will not REL, lect him. We
hope and believe lie will
be left. It will be impossible to
elect him rLless tie Republican
party sur.,"r's l. m. Th-Ie was not
q DemorrAl ID all the land in 1884
who did not support Cleveland, and
with a solid united Democracy, and
without q single dlsaffected disap
pointed man IL the party, he got in y
the skin Of his teeth. How then can
any rane nan hope for his re-slec-
tion in 1898 with more than five
hundred thousand disappointed dis
satisfied Democrats who will not
trouble themselves in the future for
man WHO has ignored them since his
election and with moe than two
hundred Thousand Democrats n no
do not amt never can endorse Mr..
Cl,yel> nd's civil service nonsense =,
and bis Nagaries on silver? And
this is putting the number very low,
for we hardly think on->fOurth Of
the Democrats tniOrse either O.
these undemocratic me- Sures. How
ever be may he nominated, but he
can never again he el, ctea, by
Democratic voters. WHY should he
be rcnOminated? What great thing
has he done that he deserves re-
nomination. What great emergency
is upon the country or the party
that makes his denomination iniis-
pensaple or unavoidable? Is it the
custom of the parry to give ~ o term
Ia times of peace? j. Cleveland any
better Democrat than buchanan.
Pierce. Polk Out of st last thirty
millions of Democrats male and fc,
male little and big 10 there no other
Democrat worthy and we'll qualified
to become Pro sident hut Grover
Cleveland? There can be 60 reason
for renominating Mr.. Cleveland. He
has zore enemies than any other
Democrat now living, and if re
nominated it will destroy the Demo
cratic party. The Irish vote will
not support him. The Lahor vote
Will not support him. A great many
Democrats will not give him a cordi.
al support and some will net sup
port him at all. He can't carry New
York New Jersey, or Connecticut
Nor can he carry Indiana. or any
State beyond the Mississippi except
Texas AMI Arkansas. Nor do wa
tclievo> he Can carry Virginia, OF
West Virginia, OF North c rnlina.
DAVID b. Hill can carry all these
states. There is no Iii, si!ectl.r
against hun in any of these States
n" disappointed office seekers anC
dlsgra-tled spoilsncn As SINE o
our exchanges style all who do no
stand to Cleveland, fod Ter or nc
fodder.
The Democrat. (Scotland Neck, Halifax Co., N.C.) 1884-1896, 1887-05-06

tate and restore the Demorr.t.,
.,artvI'
a. think" said the gen'l-mar
"Xol should a. once atogts pu..r
that - in harmony with tie >r-t.-
nent e. YOUR parlN'S msiorlty. ami
having once adopted it. ;hst ,a'
should 1--we RICHLY mp Il n. lt.iae
YOU should take your eve. OFT of New
Fnrlani. ana look Westward a.g
>outhward for a while"
How would yoa he.iuf" gae-..a
he President. seeing TIA, t-c z-..>
item n hcsrated.
As a beginning | woa'E IN.
.Ioha q. Carlisle a, the head u1..o
Treasury Deaartmt
But he won't 90 there, ss.. '..
President quickly, and mau.G s. ...
some lmpatience.
"Of course. Mr.. Carlisle woH5 ...
accept the >ecrHterysh'p %. .s
/ Treasury,' replied the 2e1t.rma..
with sorting wave of the us#I
Wv y should Mr., tA7il,!r, or a.y
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